Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson both made a point to downplay their disdain for one another. Good thinking.
Green Bay and Chicago meet again very soon. There’s no time for emotions of either extreme.
Round 1 went to the Green Bay Packers at raucous Lambeau Field, 28-21.
Jordan Love was exceptional, Micah Parsons had another quarterback on the run, the Packers answered Chicago’s 17-play marathon drive with an impressive counterpunch of their own and cornerback Keisean Nixon supplied the final dagger.
Here on the “Ty & Bob Pod” — your weekly NFC North show — Pro Football Hall of Famer Bob McGinn makes sense of it all. We also recap the Detroit Lions’ victory over Dallas and the Vikings showing a pulse vs. Washington. This week’s “McGinn Memory” looks back at a memorable weather game in 1984.
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Meanwhile, over in the AFC, the field is wide open.
Our Monday column, icymi.
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Forty-four seconds remained in the third quarter when the tycoon lording over this sport took a shotgun snap at his own 38-yard line.
